But numerous cards depict slaves picking tobacco, pressing it into hogsheads for transport, and sometimes consuming it. |
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The tun itself came to mean a specific size equal to four hogsheads or about 208 gallons. |
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Wine-maker Geoff Merrill then matures it in American oak hogsheads for two years. |
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An inventory of Okeman's works near Poole in Dorset, dated November 1583, records 55 hogsheads of copperas, along with the equipment for manufacturing alum and copperas. |
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Then there were several negroes employed in putting the sugar into hogsheads. |
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So he relied largely on claret, buying four hogsheads of 24 dozen bottles of Margaux and one hogshead of Lafite every three months. |
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That was the equivalent at the time of buying 300,000 cows or the same number of hogsheads of strong liquor. |
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More modern XXth century buildings allow the wine to mature in a huge variety of containers: oak casks and barrels, half hogsheads, conical vats. |
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The whisky has matured in refill American oak hogsheads which were individually selected for the bottling. |
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As far back as the 1820s, Senator Daniel Webster acquired a room on the third floor of the Capitol above the Senate chamber for a place to store hogsheads of wine from his personal collection. |
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Aged in half oak hogsheads in climatized chai, 12 months. |
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Alongside the slipway, old fish cellars used to be known as the Pilchard Palace in recognition of the tons of fish packed into hogsheads with salt and dispatched up country or abroad. |
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Planters would then fill large hogsheads with tobacco and convey them to inspection warehouses. |
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